Swami Vivekanand International School & Jr.

College
(ISO 9001:2015 CERTIFIED)
Parekh Nagar, Kandivali (West), Mumbai – 400067

SVIS/K/ICSE/S/2024-25/146 25th April 2025

Dear Parents,
This is to inform you about the upcoming Board Project submission dates for Grade X students.
The Board Project holds significant importance as it not only reflects the hard work and dedication
of our students but also plays a crucial role in their overall academic performance. Therefore, it is
vital that the students adhere to the submission deadlines to ensure proper evaluation and
assessment.
Please remind your child about the following Submission Dates for the Board Project:
DATE DAY SUBJECT
06-06-2025 Friday English Literature
13-06-2025 Friday Mathematics
Art
20-06-2025 Friday Computer Application
Home Science
EVS
27-06-2025 Friday Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Manuals)

Your support in ensuring that your child meets these deadlines is greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your cooperation and involvement in your child's academic journey.
Regards,
Principal
(SVIS-K)
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SUBJECT : ENGLISH LITERATURE PROJECT
WITH THE PHOTOGRAPHER STEPHEN LEACOCK
Q. Critically analyse Stephen Leacock’s short story ‘With the Photographer’. Write a note on the
Themes of the story.
 A/4 size project papers (One side ruled and other side blank)
Instructions :
Pagewise Distribution :
1. Personal Particulars
2. Index/Table of Content
3. Acknowledgement (refer to the last page of the document)
4. Question
5. About the author with pictures
6. Introduction
7-20. Ten to Fifteen pages answer, with relevant pictures
21. Bibliography
 SUBJECT : MATHEMATICS PROJECT
Project Goals:
The project is designed to make math more exciting for the students.
The project is an opportunity for a student to connect math with real life.
The project will also help the students to understand the practical application of ‘Statistics’.
The project will help the students to calculate the Mean of the data by different methods.

Guidelines:
 A/4 size project papers (One side ruled and other side blank)
 Spiral bound.
 Pictures required relevant to the topic on the blank side with appropriate titles.
SELECT ANY THREE INTERNATIONAL CRICKETER (BATSMAN).

 Collect the data of runs scored by each player in their first 25 One Day International (ODI)
matches.
 Prepare a frequency distribution table data of runs scored with class intervals 0–20,
20–40, 40–60 and so on.
 Using the table created, calculate the batting average of the players in their first 25
matches.

 ONE METHOD OF MEAN PER PLAYER SHOULD BE USED.

* Player 1 : Direct Method
* Player 2 : Assumed Mean Method
* Player 3 : Step Deviation Method)

Page-wise Distribution :
Page 1 : Cover page (Name, Class, Division, Roll No. and Title)
Page 2 : Index

Sr. No. Topic Page No.

Page 3 : Meaning of Statistics

Page 4-5 : Various applications of statistics{e.g.in the field of Astronomy, Architecture , Geology
for mountaineers, medical etc.}
Page 6-7 : Meaning of Measures of central tendency and its types.
Page 8 : Meaning of Mean.
Page 9,10,11 : Calculation of Mean with the help of collected data on the given condition.
Page 12 : Conclusion (WHICH BATSMAN HAD BETTER AVERAGE IN HIS FIRST 25 MATCHES).
Page 13 : Acknowledgement (refer to the last page of the document)
Page 14 : Bibliography.
 SUBJECT : ART PROJECT
Creating a project that combines printmaking techniques on A3 water color paper with use of different types
of green fresh leaves and dry leaves.
Instructions:
1. Students need to use water colour paper of 300gsm.
2. Students can use their choice of nature leaves to do print work on paper.
3. Focus on leaf texture, colour scheme and composition of their art work.

Creating leaf prints on A3 watercolor paper is a captivating project that merges natural elements with
artistic expression. Here's a structured approach to guide you through the process.
1. Understanding the Technique:
Leaf printing involves transferring the natural patterns and textures of leaves on to the paper.

2. Selecting Leaves:
Choose leaves that are fresh and vibrant, as they contain active pigments that will transfer better on
to the paper.

3. Print Techniques
 Direct Imprinting:
1. Place the Leaf on a water color paper upside down.
2. Use a acrylic paint or ink a thin layer on leaf to get a print form on paper.
3. Gently press the leaf on the paper by hand to transfer the Pattern.
4. Carefully remove the leaf to reveal the print.
5. Have a good artist wash at the background of water paper.
6. Example images:
 SUBJECT : COMPUTER APPLICATION PROJECT
Instructions:
1. Students need to maintain one 200 pages Journal book which has right side ruled pages and left side blank
pages.
2. Fill all the required details in the index page of a Journal.
3. Maintain uniformity with the pen (Ball or Gel) for writing Journal.

Titles for Index (Dates for it will be given later on)

(Leave one line after each title of the practical)
Practicals to be written in Journal

Practical Title of the Textbook Question

No. Practical Page No. No.
1 Tech Number 364 1
2 Menu Driven Program 364 2
3 Input In Java 365 3
4 Amount and Discount 366 4
5 Menu Driven Program 367 5
6 Single Dimensional Array 368 6
7 Class with Methods 369 7
8 Arrange the letters of a word alphabetically 371 8
9 Check character is uppercase/lowercase/digit/vowel 371 9
10 Single Dimensional Array 372 10
11 Display greatest and smallest of array element 373 11
12 Bubble sort 373 12
13 Multi Dimensional Array 374 13
14 Array Concatenation 379 20
15 Word frequency 375 14
16 Piglatin form 376 15
17 Pattern 377 16
18 Word Palindrome 377 17
19 Vowels of a string 378 18
20 Array with string 379 19
Format For Writing Journal
1. Leave very first ruled page on right hand side of index.
2. Take next page which has right hand side ruled and left hand side blank.

On Ruled Page - Right Hand Side (Use Black Pen)

Question No. - __________
(leave one line after question number)
Question:
Write full question given in Textbook.
(leave one line after question gets over)

Code:
Write full code from the Textbook.
(Leave one line after code gets over)
Variable Description Table:
Draw table given below the code. (outline of Table with pencil and content with pen)

On Blank Page - Left Hand Side (Use Black Pen)

Output:
Write output given in Textbook.
(Draw a box around the output with pencil)

Important Notes:
1. Kindly write Journal in very neat and clean handwriting.
2. Avoid cancellation.
3. No whitener is allowed in Journal.
4. Journal carries 100 marks.
5. Submit Journal On time as per given date. (will be announced later on)
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SUBJECT : HOME SCIENCE PROJECT
Guidelines:
Objective:
This project aims to develop students’ understanding of home science concepts through practical application
and research. Students need to prepare a detailed project showcasing their learning.
 Project Topics & Guidelines
A) Types of Fabrics – Structure, Sample & Laundering Process :
Students will research and present information on Cotton, Silk, Wool and Synthetic Fabrics by covering the
following aspects:
Fabric Structure : Characteristics, fibre origin and weave/knit type.
Fabric Sample : Attach a small sample for each fabric.
Laundering Process : Explain how to wash, dry and maintain each fabric properly.

Presentation Format:
 Introduction of the fabrics
 Explanation of structure and properties
 Fabric samples attached
 Proper laundering methods and precautions
B) Brochure on Environmental Issues and Solutions :
Students will design a brochure highlighting major environmental problems and their solutions. The brochure
must include:
Any One Environmental issues -
(e.g. Pollution, deforestation, Endangered species, climate change, Carbon footprints).
 Causes, effects and solutions for each issue.
 Use of illustrations, images or infographics to make it visually appealing.
 Creative and easy-to-understand language suitable for public awareness.
Presentation Format:
● The brochure should be A4-size, folded creatively (e.g. trifold, fourfold).
● Must include an eye-catching title and relevant pictures.
● Neat handwriting/design (handmade only).
C) Types of Kitchens :
Students will research and present a comparative study of different kitchen layouts:
Types of kitchens: Single-wall, L-shaped, U-shaped, Parallel, Island and Open kitchens.
 Advantages and disadvantages of each type.
 Suitability for different home sizes and family types.
 Illustrations or sketches of each kitchen layout.

Presentation Format:
 Title page compulsory.
 Explanation of each kitchen type
 Images/sketches
 Comparison table (pros & cons)
 Conclusion & recommendation of the best layout for different needs
D) Budgeting at Home – Ways, Means and Creating a Realistic Budget:
Students will explore home budgeting strategies and prepare a realistic household budget based on an
assumed monthly income.
Define budgeting and its importance in managing household expenses.
Identify key expenses: Food, electricity, water, rent, savings, education, medical, leisure etc.
Ways to save money and manage finances effectively.
Prepare a sample budget table for a family based on a fixed monthly income (assume an amount like
₹50,000).
 Presentation Format:
 Introduction to budgeting
 Key factors of a good budget
 Sample budget table
 Smart saving tips
 Reflection on the importance of financial planning
 General Project Submission Guidelines:
 Projects have to be handwritten and should be neatly presented in a Scrapbook.
 Creativity, originality and clarity in presentation will be appreciated.
 Neatly labelled sections and well-organized content.
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SUBJECT : ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE PROJECT
 Cover page
 Project name: International cooperations to solve global environmental issues.

 Grade / Div, Roll number, Seat number.

 First page
 Index Sr. No. Topic Page No.
 Second page
 Acknowledgement (refer to the last page)
 Third page
 Introduction of the topic (8 to 10 lines)
 Fourth page
 Objectives of the topic (3 to 4 points)
 Need to be written point wise.
  Second last page
 Conclusion
 My Suggestion/s
 Last page
 Bibliography
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Acknowledgement
I would like to express my special thanks of gratitude to my
teacher................as well as our principal..............who gave me
the golden opportunity to do this wonderful project on the
topic................, which also helped me in doing a lot of
Research and I came to know about so many new things.
I am really thankful to them.
Secondly I would also like to thank my parents and friends
who helped me a lot in completing this project within the
limited time.
THANKS AGAIN TO ALL WHO HELPED ME.

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGY (MANUALS)

 Manuals PDF will be uploaded separately.
 Students have to write all the experiments in Black ink only.
 Write in neat and legible handwriting.
 Start a new experiment on a new page mentioning the date.
 Write page number on each page.
 Complete your Index with experiment name and page number.
 Leave one line after each experiment name in the index.
 Cover your journal with brown paper mentioning.
 Do not write date of the experiment. Dates will be given later.
 Write your Name
 Grade and Div
 Roll No.
 Subject
 Academic Year